The DO Difference. If youâve never been to a DO before, you may wonder what to expect. A typical office visit includes four parts: interview, exam, diagnosis, and treatment. Interview: The DO will talk with you about your medical history.
test the water(s) âº to find out whether something is likely to be successful before you do or try it: Candidates like to test the waters before running for office. (Definition of âtest the water(s)â from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary Â© Cambridge University Press) Translations of âtest the water(s)â.
5. test the water to make an exploratory or initial approach; sound out. n. 6. a method, practice, or examination designed to test a person or thing. 7. (Education) a series of questions or problems designed to test a specific skill or knowledge: an intelligence test.nd walloped meâand worse; She said I did not want a wife, I ought to have had a nurse. put through oneâs paces To require another to display the full range of his abilities; to test anotherâs resources to the utmost. Paces here refers to the training steps or gaits of horses.